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    A quote for ya

    Quote Originally Posted by Bute View Post
    hi guys i have been quoted $970 for full cover on my 2005 r1 , does that sound like a fair price or am i just being a tight scottish bast--- , any comments or ideas where i can get a cheaper quote are vey welcome
    Yo man whats the bike worth? $13000 = $729 pa. Includes all riding gear fully covered, accessories fully covered. $500 excess. Cover provided by Vero
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    As has been said, Kiwibike insurance. Dave has been great with both my bikes & i highly reccomend him. He got me an awesome deal on my Fireblade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hiflyer View Post
    FWIW Vero had ~97% claims satisfaction last year. Their premiums can be a bit higher than others but it can be a small price to pay.

    Kiwibike would have something similar across all their companies they sell insurance for I'd expect.

    I wouldn't go to anyone else except Golightly or Kiwibike.
    +1 and -1 for Vero.

    +1 They are very good with the claims process.............
    - 1 When they are open.

    Their claims department are'nt open on the weekend, so you may be stuck until Monday if you do'nt have a balance on the credit card and you are out of town.

    House insurance is still with them, but I changed the bike insurance so I know I can get assistance if I break down on a weekend ride. I'm not keen to sleep on the side of the road for two days, or three if it's a long weekend..... (Should I not have enough spare on the credit card if I break down/crash far from home) and that's not exactly an unlikely scenario.

    Made two claims with vero.

    A claim for the house, and it was handled superbly, I cannot commend them enough.

    The claim on a car, well, broken into and the ignitioin barrel fucked, car could'nt be locked or started.
    Rang up and asked what the hell we were supposed to do had we been away/out of town, when we have to wait until Monday to claim. The lady I spoke with did'nt have a clue. (She was very nice and professional but could'nt help at all)

    I later found out we could have had it repaired and claimed for the repair on the Monday. I only found this out after a bit of email back and forth when I told then why I was cancelling vehicle insurance with them.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by firefighter View Post
    +1 and -1 for Vero.

    +1 They are very good with the claims process.............
    - 1 When they are open.

    Their claims department are'nt open on the weekend, so you may be stuck until Monday if you do'nt have a balance on the credit card and you are out of town.

    House insurance is still with them, but I changed the bike insurance so I know I can get assistance if I break down on a weekend ride. I'm not keen to sleep on the side of the road for two days, or three if it's a long weekend! (should I not have enough spare on the credit card if I break down/crash far from home/and that's not an unlikely scenario).
    We've got a 24/7 hour roadside assist line but yea the claims handlers only work mon-fri in my department.
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    I called AMI who don't understand bike insurance, so I hung up.

    I would have called Vero next, but life's too short. They don't make it easy.

    I was going to call Mr Baker's lot but after Kiwibike found a policy, nuff sedd.

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    Quote Originally Posted by YellowDog View Post
    Just got a blinding deal from Kiwibike Insuarance.

    NAC renewal says $740 - with $750 excess.
    Kiwibike website says $715 with $500 excess.

    Phone call to Kiwibike says $476 with $250 excess with $500 helmet cover thrown in
    Crikey!! Im with kiwi bike and that is about what i pay each bike. You must have done some great deal...mine are 12k each ...less than 5k/year each $500 excess. I am an old prick and have no accident police record......I'lll have to give Dave a call..plus in alarmed garage etc etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bute View Post
    hi guys i have been quoted $970 for full cover on my 2005 r1 , does that sound like a fair price or am i just being a tight scottish bast--- , any comments or ideas where i can get a cheaper quote are vey welcome
    Might depend on your age. But my insurance on my Gixxer thou only costs me $450 p/a. Try Classic Cover Insurance - they are great. But I think you need to be over 25

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    may get bagged out but did my insurance with state insurance and costs me $500.88 for full insurance on a 1000 cc aprilia $9000.00.
    Never had a claim but policy looks okay.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corse1 View Post
    Crikey!! Im with kiwi bike and that is about what i pay each bike. You must have done some great deal...mine are 12k each ...less than 5k/year each $500 excess. I am an old prick and have no accident police record......I'lll have to give Dave a call..plus in alarmed garage etc etc
    I know Kiwibike have an extra 15% discount for a <5000km annual restriction. I've forgotten the name of the firm they placed the business with, but there are no restrictions and no pre-requisites. They didn't even want to know about my 130km ping last year OR my security.

    It could be something to do with being over 45

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    Kiwibike for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bute View Post
    hi guys i have been quoted $970 for full cover on my 2005 r1 , does that sound like a fair price or am i just being a tight scottish bast--- , any comments or ideas where i can get a cheaper quote are vey welcome
    Seems very expensive but we need a lot more info such as your age, claim history, speeding tickets etc.

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